Thank you so much Satid.
I will do the Journeying
Best
Carlos
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"Satid Singkorapoom via IBM TechXchange Community" ---10/03/2023 12:59:26 AM---Dear Carlos A spooled file's attributes contain the job name but not the program name that produ
Original Message:
Sent: 10/3/2023 1:57:00 AM
From: Satid Singkorapoom
Subject: RE: IBM i Spool file
Dear Carlos
A spooled file's attributes contain the job name but not the program name that produces it. But you can insert a text string in spooled file's "User-specified Data" attribute but this requires program code enhancement and it can be a big deal to do.
Do you have a programmer team that maintains the codes? If so, ask them if they use any application development tool in IBM i that keeps metadata of all objects involved in the entire application development effort? That tool can give you the answer you are seeking.
Another choice you can consider is to use IBM i Audit Journaling which can track all spooling actions Reading this IBM i Technote : Using Auditing to Track Spooling Activity at https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/using-auditing-track-spooling-activity , I have a hunch that the journal entry contains the program name that produces the spooled file. This method is free of charge. You just need to invest your time and effort.
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Chance favors only the prepared mind.
-- Louis Pasteur
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Satid S.
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon October 02, 2023 09:26 AM
From: Carlos Irigoyen
Subject: IBM i Spool file
Good morning everyone:
I need help please.
We have an IBM P9, and we run JDE World.
I have a series of spool files in my IBM i, and I need to find which programs generated the reports.
For example, a user runs the report in JDE from a Menu option. That menu option calls a program that generates the report.
Thanks
Carlos Irigoyen
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Carlos Irigoyen
Senior Applications Engineer
Louisiana Legislator Auditor
Baton Rouge LA
9542619893
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